in 1831 it goes through the us supreme court at which point the us supreme court says we are not going to hear your case. always love the us supreme court -- no. thanks. we understand this is a huge concern with major ramifications but we are just have tea that day. the next year, 1832, another suit makes its way to the supreme court and they hear the case in worchester versus the state of georgia and the supreme court sides with the cherokee. at least on some level, the ruling here is that the state of georgia doesn't have the right to pass these laws that affect the cherokee because the constitution is quite clear that when it comes to the phrase indian affairs only the federal government has that authority. so georgia's attempts to control the cherokee violate the constitution. president jackson's response to this is don't care. the thing like this idea good he said marshall made the decision, let's enforce it -- >> isn't that his response to it? >> there seems no evidence that shows him actually saying this. could he have said it out loud? and no one wrote it down? entirely possibl

cheering since the us supreme court overturned federal abortion protections with roe v wade last yeare raced to either protect or restrict abortion. if you look at the polling, nationwide, about 62% of americans say abortion should be legal in all or most cases. that's compared with just 36% who say it should be illegal in all or most cases. live now to karen kasler, bureau chief at the ohio statehouse news bureau. karen, this is a pretty decisive vote. we're you surprised by the result? how are people reacting to it? i actually wasn't surprised, because this was something that we could see building over the last couple of days. 0hio we could see building over the last couple of days. ohio has a month—long early votings period, and the number of 0hioans who voted early was huge, 700,000 0hioans, more than twice the number who voted last year in our primaries for governor and us senate. so this was a big turn—out already, and it was expected to be a low turn—out, because it's august. people aren't thinking about elections. but this got a lot of interest. i mean it's gotten global inter

zheltunov alexander dekin and maxim zaichenko ntv television company donald trump demanded that the us supreme courte situation with the criminal cases brought against him, he said that the democrats had unfairly unleashed all the lawsuits against themselves, the former us president considered unconvincing and said that he had to spend a lot of time and a lot of money on them. trump is sure that his opponent is counting on ruining him with legal expenses, leaving him without money for the presidential company, but endless accusations against him. he called direct interference in the election, speaking to his supporters in the alabs, trump accused the biden team of trying to maintain power by any means. the ridiculous accusation against me is not a legal case, but an act of desperation, a failed and disgraced joe biden and his radical left thugs to maintain power. they want to do everything they can to sit every single one of these false charges against me by a corrupt biden justice department. it could have been put forward two and a half years ago, but they didn't want to do they waited until the m

certainly go to work countersink valery proskuryakov ntv television donald trump called on the us supreme courtrvene in the situation with the criminal cases initiated against him after washington , where the ex-president was charged with another charge this time in an attempt deceiving the government with a purpose. cancel the results of the 2020 elections. he traveled to alabama for an event hosted by the republican parties. trump said that despite the ludicrousness of the accusations. he is forced to spend a lot of money and time on litigation and regards this as an attempt by the democrats and, first of all, to prevent him from fully engaging in the election campaign. each of these false accusations against me by the department of justice of a corrupt biden could have been made two and a half years ago, but they did not want to do this , they waited until the middle of the election campaign until i became the leader of the polls. valid for donald trump beats biden in popularity by 5% on some issues. and balabs, according to the politician's publication, trump was able to enlist the support

zheltunov alexander dekin and maxim zaichenko ntv broadcaster donald trump demanded that the us supreme courtituation around a series of criminal prosecutions, against him, the republican said that the democrats unleashed a dishonest game, the presidential candidate considered all the lawsuits against himself weak and said that he was forced to spend a lot of time and money on them. trump is sure that the democrats expect to ruin his presidential company with legal costs of endless accusations against him. he called direct intervention. elections. the politician spoke to supporters in the alabs a day later. after pleading not guilty on four counts, among which the most serious is involvement in the assault capitol. in his speech. in front of conservative supporters, he noted that the corrupt biden government is trying to maintain power by any means of accusation against. me. this is not a legal case, but an act of desperation, a failed and disgraced joe biden and his radical left thugs. in order to maintain power, they want to do everything they can to sit every one of these false charges aga

dekin zheltunov and maxim zaichenko, the ntv television company donald trump demanded that the us supreme court in the situation around a whole series of criminal prosecutions, against him the republican said that the democrats unleashed a foul game all the claims against themselves the candidate for the post he considered the president weak and said that he was forced to spend a lot of time and money on them . trump is sure that the democrats expect to ruin his presidential company with legal costs of endless accusations against him. he called direct intervention. elections. the politician spoke to supporters of volobs a day later. after he pleaded not guilty to four counts, among which the most serious is involvement in the storming of the capitol. in his speech. before the supporters of the conservative noted that the corrupt the biden government is trying to maintain power by any means. the verse accusation against me is not a legal case, but an act of desperation, a failed and disgraced joe biden and his radical left thugs to maintain power. they want to do everything they can to sit every

we have an african american on the us supreme court, as was pointed out, we've had african american president, we have an african american vice president. we have advocate americans in every level of government and businesses in the arts, in sports, and that frightens people. and so we're always going to have problems because they're always going to be people who believe that their identity is that of someone superior to all people of color at all non christians. and so therefore, there's always going to be a problem, but this country have to realize that this is an ongoing problem is there always has to be this idea as in germany, where you have ongoing issues when it came to and assume semitism and you work steadily on that this customer has to work steadily on it and nothing just because one positive thing happens that all of racism has been wides away. yeah, i'm glad you mentioned this because um i want to bring up something that is of course happening while we are celebrating the 60 is on a versus a of the march on washington. there is a hyper polarized kind of feeling in the country, es

but last year the us supreme court ruled that there is no federal right to an abortion. it was a major victory for trump conservatives, but it might not last, voters in ohio just said no to restricting abortions further. it's really going to set the tone for the 2024 elections when we have a presidential election, as well as many other states wanting to address abortion rights in the wake of the over turning over over the way. last summer we'll do our viewers watching on tv as in the united states, into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with proof of just how on where climate change can be, and it's right here in europe in slovenia to night. the death toll stands at 6. hundreds of people are homeless and entire towns remain under water. last friday, the skies overs will be opened up, dropping more than a months worth of rain in 24 hours by the end of the weekend. so media is rivers and swollen to levels and never seen drowning fields, farms, towns, and bridges. it was the worst flooding instability of history, which scientists say was fueled by clima

_ ..when the us supreme court reversed the roe v wade ruling and lawmakers in individual states were handed the power to decide. the procedure is now illegal here, unless there's a serious risk to the mother, with no exceptions for rape or incest. in january, alison found out she was pregnant. i was at home by myself and called my partner and was like, "you need to come home," like, "something's happened". so, she was very nervous and then, got home and then, i think we were both excited. so talk me through — if it's ok — what happened next. yeah. so, it was valentine's day and i was at work and i went to the bathroom and when i wiped, i saw blood and so, i called my ob/gyn. she showed us the ultrasound photo and she just told me, "there's nothing we can do. "this is a pregnancy thatjust, like — it's not going to make "it" and she got kind of choked up, actually, and she kept saying "i wish there was more i could do "for you" and in that moment, i didn't know what that meant. i thought she was just, like, giving condolences. doctors in alabama who perform an abortion which isn't deem

the ruling will not take effect until the us supreme court reviews it.g the popular video sharing app tiktok on government—owned devices. 0fficials cite security concerns. new york state has already enacted a similar ban. the move follows ones in cities and states across the us, where officials worry about the influence of the chinese government on the app and its more than 150 million american users. chinese tech giant byte—dance, which owns the app, says it takes the privacy and security of tiktok users seriously. the british museum in london has sacked a member of staff after treasures were reported "missing, stolen or damaged". items including gold, jewellery and gems of semi—precious stones. metropolitan police are now investigating what happened. 0ur correspondent robin brandt has more from outside the famous institution. police are saying there have been no arrests but somewhere inside this building which has been in the heart of london for 270 years, it is a globally renowned institution but somewhere inside there is, essentially, a crime scene t

they passed proposition 12, recently upheld by the us supreme court, which does require that animalseir limbs without bumping into the sides of their enclosure, and that is somewhat similar to the european and united kingdom regulations. the problem with the united states is that the federal political system doesn't allow citizens to vote on these issues and it's corrupted by money. the — i mean, i'm not saying that money doesn't have any influence on politics in europe or the united kingdom — it clearly does — but it has much more power in the united states and i think the system is really corrupted by the money of lobbyists, including, of course, agribusiness. you're — famously, you draw a lot of your ideas from sort of utilitarianism and the sort of rational pursuit of the greatest good for the greatest number. do you think on that level, it has really helped your argument that since you originally wrote animal liberation and now, you've updated it, in the intervening years, there is much greater emphasis on the degree to which the production of animal meat is extraordinarily bad

the ruling will not take effect until the us supreme court reviews it. april. the british museum in london has sacked a member of staff after treasures were reported "missing, stolen or damaged". metropolitan police are now investigating what happened. our correspondent robin brandt has more from outside the famous institution. police are saying there have been no arrests but somewhere inside this building which has beenin inside this building which has been in the heart of london for 270 years, it is a globally renowned institution but somewhere inside there is, essentially, a crime scene tonight. we heard from the british museum about two hours ago, details of something they learned of earlier in the year. they have been investigating internally since. they've gone public now with the facts that there are items missing, stolen or damaged. a member of their staff has been dismissed. let's look at what we know about what is missing. these are small pieces that were kept inside a store room inside the building. they were not shown to members of the public

supreme court of many and many other countries. we've seen that the higher courts have been rather sympathetic to the climate case as the us supreme court. these days, not so much. all right, so you're optimistic that this could really have an impact. all right, we're going to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us here on algae 0, michael gerard. thank you. thank you. the right time for a short break, but still ahead on algae 0. 1 to report from the pull in belarus border where an increasing number of my grandson refugees are in need of help. stay with us the the brought to you by visit capital. and here's how the weather story goes for the america. it's great to have y'all long, a big drop in those temperatures for santiago on to stay just 20 degrees and those temperatures will continue to fall. it has been hot and dry for eastern bolivia, wendy, as well. so let me show you the picture on the ground. there are a number of wildfires have a rough to hear a cruise we're dealing with about 80 to 90 of them just because of how parts this area has been. now if we go around central america, you know, for about the last month o

supreme court of many and many other countries. we've seen that the higher courts have been rather sympathetic to the climate case as the us supreme court these days. not too much. so suppose things now when a big football transferred thing is happening in saudi arabia. oh, hello. have reportedly agreed to sign name a bazillion, strike a fellow as being a messy and leading pirate size from a facade. these will pay around a $100000000.00 for the 31 year old. he joined the french champion 6 years ago. what remains a world reco transfer fee of 263 minute the time to a quick check on the headlines, the prosecutors in the us state of georgia have charge for my president, donald trump, for trying to overtime the results of the 2020 election these election, midland charges are in addition to 3 of the cases, the former president police facing just specifically the indictment brings felony charges against the.

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when the us supreme court ended the nationwide right of women have an abortion, a ban after six weeksrently on hold following a legal challenge. 0ur azadeh moshiri has more. 0n the face of it, this was a vote about ohio state constitution, and yet some have connected it to abortion rights. so which is it? the state legislature is controlled by the republican party, and the measure that they've been voting on is called issue one. it would have raised the threshold for any amendments to the constitution to 60%. that's instead of a simple majority. and so any amendments would have been much harder to pass. secretary of state for ohio frank leros told the bbc constitutions offer fundamental rights, widely held beliefs and not just a controversial issue that may have 51% support. and so what does this have to do with abortion rights? well, there's already a planned referendum in november to place abortion rights into the state's constitution. and infact, mr rose has connected the two votes already at a private event, he was recorded by scanner media, saying this is 100% about keeping a rad

the supreme court has said you can't remove us in this way but there's still the indian removal jackson supports . but it's interesting because 1832 jackson easily started the war on south carolina over the nullification crisis is a busy year. was ultimately ends up happening is in 1835 tree is fine with a faction of the cherokee. after the decision from the supreme court it seems like that one but it doesn't look like the government is going to care. a rest begins to develop among the leadership of the cherokee. some say it's inevitable that they're going to force us to leave so let's get the best terms we can another says we're not leaving an honor under any instances. the group that says leave under the best terms we can get signed a treaty in 1835 and even though that would technically be an act of treason under the cherokee constitution, the us government says no, you signed this treaty, off you go so in three different waves they are forced. there are some that are literally dragged kicking and screaming so is an interesting mix. 15,000 or so and yet 2 to 4000 will die along the w

the us supreme court granted the biden administration's request to reinstate a federal regulation torms called ghost guns — at least for now. the five to four decision put on hold a 5july decision by a districtjudge in texas that blocked the administration's 2022 rule. under the rule, the government has the power to regulate ghost gunsjust as traditional firearms are. republican presidential hopeful and florida governor ron desantis replaced his campaign manager on tuesday in what some analysts are calling a continued shakeup to his campaign. the job will be filled by desantis' chief of staff for his gubernatorial office. this is the third major reshuffling of desantis's campaign operations you're live with bbc news. to niger now, wherejunta leaders have refused to host a visit from the un, the african union and the economic community of west african states or ecowas, following their takover last month. they said that the decision was due to security concerns. the ecowas head and president of nigeria, bola tinubu, said that he's not ruling out military intervention but believes a dip

the us supreme court has blocked a settlement that would protect the owners of drug—maker purdue pharmad have been shielded from legal liability. overdoses of such painkillers are blamed for tens of thousands of deaths across the us each year. donald trump and his personal aide have pleaded not guilty to more charges related to government documents at the former president's florida home, mar—a—lago. the two men and a third aide are accused of conspiring to conceal surveillance footage at mr trump's mar—a—lago resort from the fbi. the former president and mr nauta had already pleaded not guilty to previous charges. you're live with bbc news. the ivory coast says it'll send about 1,000 troops to join an international force that's been put on stand—by to intervene in niger. the announcement came after an emergency meeting of the west african regional bloc, ecowas, decided to put its troops on alert. niger's elected president, mohamed bazoum, was ousted in a coup last month. ecowas leaders says the use of force will be a last resort. our correspondent chris ewoker filed this report. the hea

the us supreme court has blocked a settlement that would protect the owners of drug—maker purdue pharmadeal, the sackler family would have been shielded from legal liability. 0verdoses of such painkillers are blamed for tens of thousands of deaths across the us each year. donald trump and his personal aide have pleaded not guilty to more charges related to government documents at the former president's florida home , mar—a—lago. the two men and a third aide are accused of conspiring to conceal surveillance footage at mr trump's mar—a—lago resort from the fbi. the former president and mr nauta had already pleaded not guilty to previous charges. you're live with bbc news. the president of ecuador has requested help from us federal agents to investigate the killing of a presidential candidate on wednesday evening. fernando viavicencio, who spoke out against organised crime and corruption, was shot dead at the end of a rally in the capital, quito. president guillermo lasso says fbi agents are due to arrive in ecuador shortly. he says gang members are responsible for the attack as katy watso

the us supreme court has blocked a settlement that would protect the owners of drug—maker purdue pharma caused by opioids. under the deal, the sackler family would have been shielded from legal liability. 0verdoses of such painkillers are blamed for tens of thousands of deaths across the us each year. the 75th emmy awards have officially been postponed to 15january, as hollywood writers and actors strike over labour disputes with major studios. the ceremony was originally scheduled for september. nominations for the highest honours in television were announced in july, just days before the dual strikes were declared. it's the first time that both writers and actors are striking since 1960. you're live with bbc news. the us and iran are reported to have reached an agreement to free five americans in exchange for five jailed iranians. and there are reports this deal will lead to $6 billion in iranian assets being unfrozen. on thursday, iran moved five americans out of the notorious evin prison to house arrest, the first step in the alleged deal. sources tell the bbc that the five american

but with the us supreme court ruled even though al gore lost five to four. he didn't say hello that i'm not listening to the supreme court, and i'm not moving out of the naval observatory. i'm staying. i'm still the vice president. you know, he could see it. he went out he welcomed. bush to the naval observatory they met and they showed the country that this is the way we operate. and that's why we've operated in the main. for the last 250 years. and i think that's one that the president should have done much differently. thanks, governor governor big supporter my wife and i drove up from the shore just to be here and we're glad we did would love to see you as our candidate in 2024, but going back to your point a little while ago about how your own constituents felt about trump and not wanting to hear that voice. i worked for a company that's based in the midwest and i spent a lot of time out there. there's a lot of good right thinking people out there, but when it comes to new yorkers or anybody from the northeast, they're like we don't really get them. we r

the us supreme court today ruled in favor of the biden administration's efforts to regulate ghost gunsling in the high court decided to allow the biden administration to begin enforcing the regulations on those ghost guns. a federal judge in texas put a hold on those regulations while it was challenged in lower courts, but that ruling was appealed to the supreme court. the homemade firearms or ghost guns do not have serial numbers and cannot be traced. ohio voters have rejected a measure that could have helped determine the fate of abortion rights in that state . they voted down issue one. it's a proposal to raise the threshold for a state constitution amendment to 60% and ahead of a simple majority. now, the timing is significant because in november, ohio voters will vote on a referendum to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution. advocates say republicans were trying to make it difficult for that abortion rights measure to pass . here in our history as a state . has the ohio legislature put an issue of such importance on an august special election? so we have no precedent.

host: tell us why the supreme court took up the case. what was that about? guest: moore versus harper came out of north carolina dealing with the redistricting case. allegations were that the north carolina legislature drew a gerrymandered map. the map was designed to favor republicans at the expense of democrats both the congressional map in the legislative maps were drawn in a way that would advantage republicans in the state. that was challenged in state court and the north carolina supreme court said we look at this and we have a state constitution that provides a number of guarantees, equal protection, freedom of assembly, the right to vote and when we construe these provisions of the constitution, we conclude that the state legislature exceeded the bounds of the state constitution when it drew this map and engage in this partisan gerrymandering. that was challenged and appealed appeal to the united states supreme court and they were asked to examine the congressional map to say whether or not the state supreme court had appropriate place to step in her

backhanded, the key republican candidate and biden's main rival donald trump even demanded that the us supreme courte in the situation with the criminal cases brought against him , speaking to his supporters in the state of alabama, trump accused the biden team of trying to maintain power by any means trump himself calculated that, based on the totality of the charges against him, he could face several centuries of imprisonment, well , the american media are sure that the situation may unfold immediately after a probable victory in the trump election. in general, it is highly likely that criminal cases will then be initiated against the biden family, and on charges much more serious , alexei veselovsky is following these high-profile cases of big american politics. trump now goes to court almost like going to work in 5 months against the ex- the president of the united states has already opened three criminal cases with 78 articles of indictment , the maximum punishment for them is 641 years in prison. and he just laughs every time they make accusations. we rise to questions. we need one more case t

$27 million to defend himself over conviction that was overturned unanimously, vacated by the us supreme court it took years but i am sure considered a victory by the democrats who stopped a man who's considered white house material for the republicans. this -- we understand hardball, we are not cc here, we know how biden works but this is unacceptable for what the fbi does to the average person, what local police do and when it comes to reformation, to this kind of blatant abuse of power and trump is right, it should never happen in this country no matter what you think of trump, this is dangerous, has transcended something, it means something is not right. stuart: on the other side of the coin the biden scandals. in 2020 the biden campaign denied that president biden never had dinner with the burisma executive, devon archer now says that is not true. here's the quote. i don't think we've eaten yet but at some point it was dark, he entered the room, shook everyone's hand, a direct contradiction of what biden had been saying about these business meetings. >> this is different than the irs also

as a big picture item here, all this goes back to the us supreme court last summer overturning roe vkicking this back to the state. we are seeing this across the united states of various states trying to either enshrine the right to an abortion or get rid of it. by and large, we are starting to see it given over to the people and not just to the legislators that they want to keep this in some shape or form. all of this then plays into 2024, the presidential election, where abortion is proving to be a really big issue and potentially a really big issue and potentially a really big issue and potentially a really big driver to the polls, especially for democrats. big election issue, _ especially for democrats. big election issue, thanks so much jarred hill. joining us there from new york. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. fizz is no ordinary dog. thousands of hours of training have made her one of the top five detectives in the country. we put a facial wipe there. we're going to put one pinhead size and out

us. supreme court judge clarence thomas out with his report, will it be enough to satisfy his clinics?ear about that next. >> did you ever go there and say maybe it's possible he did this? >> always two sides of the story. >> sandra: surviving son of convicted killer alec murdaugh breaking his silence in an interview with fox nation. why he believes the person who killed his mother and brother is still alive and on the loose. >> we believe the federal government could be doing more. >> for the white house who has done basically nothing to point out and criticize while they have done nothing is d-- don't tell us how we could have done it better. don't sit in the bleachers and be a spectator for the full contact sport. fight the battle with us. >> sandra: new york city leaders speaking at a rally earlier today calling for the federal government to authorize work authorizations for immigrants, as the city continues to struggle with an overwhelming migrant surge. bryan is live at foley, a lot of news coming from. what do we hear? >> sandra, hi. exactly, it was an embattled, passioned new y

joining us supreme court analyst joan vescuepick.ica reporting on harlan crowe's gifts in the spring, that was a drop in the bucket and the kind of expenditures we're talking about on the security justice is the kind of things on spent on a member of congress or executive branch would have to be declared or they couldn't be accepted. >> that's right. harlan crow was the first one propublica revealed three other billionaires who have strong conservative interests including david sokul, executive at berkshire hathaway and three others too. the important thing here the disclosure. exactly what you said. clarence thomas did not comment to propublica for this report and not to us. we've asked for any kind of response. here's what he sai april when the first story came out about harlan crow. early in my tenure at the court i sought guidance from my colleagues andthers in the judiciary and was advised that this sort of personal hospitality from close friends who did not have business before the court was not reportable. but that's not reall

the us supreme court has ruled in favor of the biden administration and its effort to regulate ghost ruling. the high court decided to allow the biden administration to begin enforcing the regulations on those ghost guns. a federal judge in texas put a hold on those regulations, but that ruling was appealed to the supreme court. the homemade firearms or ghost guns don't have serial numbers and cannot be traced. and according to the justice department, local law enforcement agencies seized more than 19,000 ghost guns at crime scenes in 2021. a lawsuit challenging the regulations will continue in the lower courts. north bay congressman mike thompson is in solano county to encourage gun owners to store their firearms safely and responsibly. thompson was at a tractor supply store in dixon to spread that message. he also talked about his support of removing tariffs from many guns, storage products to make them more affordable for gun owners. you might notice longer than normal lines this evening at your local gas station or convenience store. that's because tonight's mega millions jackpot

it goes through the challenges to the in the ohio courts and then ultimately ends up in the us supreme courtand talk a little bit about, you know, where it goes from there and, how thomas connects this issue to originalism. yeah. so justice thomas zelman one thing that's important, chapters and three two is about vouchers, the name of the chapter words justice uses this in his own opinion, education means emancipation. chapter three is about affirmative action and. i think it's important to characterize justice thomas's views here of constitution. he believes that affirmative action is an unconstitutional band-aid on a much bigger problem, which is this failing schools. schools often fail our poor and minority children. and he doesn't only believe, obviously, minorities are impacted by this, but throughout the country and communities, children are often left behind and. he uses the words in his opinion, quotes frederick douglass often throughout a lot of these opinions, and he quotes frederick douglass here education means emancipation. and he he believes that misconstruing. so what happens

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